GloryHunter07
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Whats dead may never die.Can I sacrifice Jacob Rees Mogg?
Whats dead may never die.Can I sacrifice Jacob Rees Mogg?
It would be so much neater an explanation if it werent for the Welsh.Worse, they are English Nats pretending to be British patriots while being prepared to risk various bits of Britain that are inconvenient to Brexit, like Northern Ireland or Scotland. Brits in name only, the lot of them.
What about those who have never been alive?Whats dead may never die.
Whats dead may never die.
I propose people act like grownups..
And right on cue:
One of the perks of being an adult is correctly identifying stupid when you see it, rather than just resort to name calling...
Who are you suggesting is name calling?One of the perks of being an adult is correctly identifying stupid when you see it, rather than just resort to name calling...
Who are you suggesting is name calling?
that adds nothing to the conversation.
I assume other regulars here watched Liam Fox's speech yesterday? Credit where it's due, he seems to have taken notice that his words are being listened to outside of the brexit cult and cut back on the fabrications and lies. Still a bit odd to praise free trade for half an hour while trying to justify the end of it with the UK's largest trading partner... but an improvement. The only factual takeaway for me was that the UK has started preliminary trade talks with 20 something countries across the world, which is positive and surely the route to go if brexiteers have their wishes come true.
The man who only ever goes jogging when he sees reporters in front of his house seems a bit confused though:
https://www.theguardian.com/politic...h-border-issue-being-used-to-frustrate-brexit
I'm sure he's also convinced that donuts are a scheme to frustrate his various sporting activities.
What do you mean?
new rules suggest that you need to elaborate everything you say even if you're stating the obvious. So one liners won't do.
I can see you've got a new tag probably from your comments in the announcement thread
I am sure that in my limited skim of that thread I understood that was in reference to the United forum.
Regardless the discussion above wasn't a one liner and it was very elaborate in why people were stupid.
You are being very childish Devilish.new rules suggest that you need to elaborate everything you say even if you're stating the obvious. So one liners won't do.
You are being very childish Devilish.
it was tongue to cheek mate (with a bit of very friendly jab)
What I do find childish is for people to open a thread to encourage discussion on a new rule only to find myself with this insultive tag because I did exactly that. Lets say I feel forced to live up to the tag :P
They just need to add a re in front of the second word and then you’ll be complete
It would be so much neater an explanation if it werent for the Welsh.
Fair enough mate.it was tongue to cheek mate (with a bit of very friendly jab)
What I do find childish is for people to open a thread to encourage discussion on a new rule only to find myself with this insultive tag because I did exactly that. Lets say I feel forced to live up to the tag :P
Fair enough mate.
As for the tag it does seem a tad harsh, hopefully only temporary!
That's not really what I'm arguing. If the Welsh had voted remain it wouldnt have changed the result - fine. But they did vote leave, and presumably not because of English nationalism. Which suggests there are other forces at work.The Bexit agenda is being driven by the English - personalities, agendas, regions, parties. If there had been a remain majority in Wales it would have made no difference to the result.
Desperate lack of detail. How long can this go on for before the few Tories with integrity actually do something about it?
Did anyone else catch, “Robert Peston, BBC” ?
She's hopeless, and she's saying absolutely nothing here, but I'm not sure what anyone else would do if put in her position; it's pretty much impossible to ask for a deal which involves both leaving the single market and yet not damaging our economy while ensuring there's no Irish border.
It's not pretty much impossible but literally impossible. You can't be in two different economic areas and have no borders, those things are mutually exclusive.
Though isn't it possible to package NI and Scotland, both territory stay in the ECU, all goods transit through Scotland and the border is effectively in Scotland. You guys don't mind a border with England?
I haven't thought it through but isn't there something in it?